This unique municipal monument from 1927, measuring approximately 287 m², is located on a quiet and leafy quay, with a wonderful view of the water and surrounded by greenery. A classic family home — wider than the other residences the quay — with a spacious and sunny southwest-facing garden. A real family home, with an extra spacious living area, six bedrooms two Bathrooms, spread over three floors. Mozartkade 1 is a house with character and comfort: spacious, well-maintained, and centrally located in one of the most beloved parts of Amsterdam-Zuid.
Guided tour
The entrance is neat and understated, with black and white tiles and a charming door with glazing bars leading to the staircase. Behind it lies the ground floor, spacious and light. At the front is the living room with an impressive bay window—a space that fully embraces the view. The dining table is centrally located in the room, where light enters from three sides. French doors connect the living space to the terrace in the Rear garden. Here it is green, quiet, and sheltered, with several seating areas and a shed. The southwest location guarantees sun until the evening. The kitchen is partially located in the extension and feels like a conservatory. Thanks to the corner layout, there is plenty of workspace, combined with an elegantly designed cupboard wall with generous storage space. The style is classic and calm, with black tiles, a gas hob and Boretti oven, and a nice breakfast nook by the window. There are three Rooms on the first floor. The largest bedroom has double doors opening onto the Roof terrace. The second spacious room also adjoins this, and the third — at the front — is currently used as a study. The bathroom on this floor is decorated in warm tones and offers a bathtub, double sink, and separate shower. The second floor again has three bedrooms. Two of them have a mezzanine—an attractive raised sleeping area, accessible via a fixed staircase in the room itself. Ideal for guests or as a private domain within the room. The third room has a sloping ceiling and a skylight. The bathroom on this floor is practical and complete, with a shower, toilet, and sink.
neighborhood guide
Mozartkade 1 is located in the southern part of Amsterdam-Zuid, on the edge of the Apollo area. This neighborhood is characterized by tranquility, space, and excellent accessibility. From home, Beatrixpark, Beethovenstraat, and the charming shops in De Pijp are within walking distance—each with its own character and amenities.
Property Details
• Very spacious, wide, and bright corner house with an extra-large living area on the ground floor
• Surrounded by a sunny garden of approximately 219 m², Roof terrace approximately 20 m², and a Plot size approximately 311 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: January 4, 2023, through March 31, 2051, AB 2016; annual ground rent is €4,445.08. The leasehold is perpetual and secured under favorable terms
• Rural location within the city in a Nationally Protected Cityscape
• Beautiful family home with six bedrooms two Bathrooms
• Living area approximately 287 m²
't Breede Huys on the Kade
Some houses have it all: character, space, light, and a location that surprises you every day. Mozartkade 1 is one such house. An end-of-terrace house, just a little wider than the rest, with light coming in on three sides, a view of the water, and a garden with a favorable sun exposure. The house is part of a monumental ensemble in Gratama, built in 1927 on behalf of the H.A.G.A. construction company. The architecture exudes refinement, the dimensions are generous, and the location is sublime. What was once called a 'small modern mansion' now feels like a special family home with a natural allure. From the living room, you look out over the quay to the water. In the dining room, you can slide open the doors to a sheltered terrace facing southwest. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms, an elegant Roof terrace a green tranquility that is rare in the city await you. A house with a special character—spacious, stylish, and ready for its next occupant.
Otte van Apeldoorn | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Kees Kemp | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The house on Mozartkade is part of a unique ensemble of townhouses designed by architect J. Gratama in 1926–1927, commissioned by construction company H.A.G.A. Within the urban planning framework of Plan Zuid residences Gratama designed a series of 34 residences a variety of townhouses and semi-detached houses — with a streamlined interpretation of the Amsterdam School style. This end-of-terrace house, a municipal monument, stands out not only because of its striking corner location on three sides of the quay, but also because it is one meter wider than its neighbors. You can feel that extra space throughout the house: in the wide entrance, the generous floor heights, and the smooth transition between living spaces. The proportions are elegant and the light is exceptional — thanks in part to the extended bay window, the many windows, and the contact with the garden on three sides. The characteristic saddle roof is a recurring motif in Gratama's oeuvre. In this house, this results in a distinctive roof volume with a surprising mezzanine as a closure, subtly visible from the street but inside a world of its own. The façade composition is understated: brick, horizontal lines, expressive roof edges. Everything exudes the precision of an architect who knew how to interweave monumentality and quality of living. From the secluded Front garden , you Front garden into a house that unfolds in layers — layered in the use of materials, in the spatial experience, and in the relationship between inside and outside. Mozartkade 1 is not just any house in Zuid, but a house that makes its origins, its signature, and its generosity tangible in every detail. The house is located in a village-like environment that has been designated a nationally protected cityscape.
The living area is thoughtfully designed: open, light, and connected. The dining room is centrally located in the house—spacious, with French doors opening onto the sheltered southwest-facing terrace. Here, the afternoon and evening light flows in, blurring the boundary between indoors and outdoors. At the front, a wide bay window invites you to relax. The view of the quay and the water is framed by slender rods and subtle detailing in the skylight. This seating area is connected to the dining room but retains its own atmosphere. The wide oak floorboards enhance the spaciousness, laid in the direction of the light. On the other side of the dining room is the television room — a comfortable, lockable space with sliding doors and Location a spacious lounge sofa. It is a place for seclusion without isolation, connected to both the heart of the house and the garden. The kitchen, partly located in an extension, has the feel of a conservatory. Thanks to the abundance of glass, morning light floods in generously. The traditional kitchen layout is finished in white, with a black worktop and a gas hob as the classic centerpiece. The floor is covered with black tiles, contrasting with the warm wood in the rest of the house. An elegantly crafted wall of cupboards offers plenty of storage space — functional, but with a sense of proportion and detail. From the vestibule, you enter this living area through a charming door with glazing bars. Here, there are black and white tiles, original paneling, and a beautiful wardrobe. Everything here — from sightlines to material choices — contributes to the special experience of this family home.
The bedrooms are spread across the first and second floors, each with its own atmosphere and function. On the first floor, there are two spacious bedrooms, both with double doors leading to the wide Roof terrace. The Rooms light, spacious, and have a peaceful atmosphere, with views of the greenery and the quay. Built-in wardrobes ensure a tidy appearance. The bathroom is spacious and finished in soft earth tones. A large bathtub is located in the center, surrounded by a wide tile border. There is a double sink with mirror wall and a separate walk-in shower with rain shower head and niche. Thanks to the windows, daylight floods in — a rare luxury for a bathroom of this size. At the front is a third room, currently furnished as a study, but with dimensions that also make it suitable as a children's room. Its location on the quay side offers a view of the water and plenty of privacy. The second floor again has three bedrooms. Two of them have a mezzanine — an attractive raised sleeping area, accessible via a fixed staircase in the room itself. Ideal for guests or as a private domain within the room. The third room has a sloping ceiling and a skylight. The bathroom on this floor is practical and complete, with a shower, toilet, and sink.
The location on the quay determines the character of this house. From the Front garden , you Front garden out over the water, with mature trees on either side that provide a different backdrop to the view in every season. It is quiet, open, and remarkably private here. The Side garden is sheltered and narrow, a natural transition to the deep Rear garden the southwest. Due to its corner location, the garden benefits from sun on three sides: morning light on the side, a sheltered terrace at the back for lunch, and sun until the evening on the terrace next to the house. The terrace is sunny and well sheltered by the house. In summer, the sun stays here until early evening — ideal for long dinners and balmy evenings outside. The Rear garden mature vegetation, a spacious terrace, and several seating areas. Part of the garden is used under a municipal lease arrangement, which can be taken over. There is a detached shed at the back. On the first floor is the Roof terrace, accessible from two bedrooms. This extra outdoor space enlarges the Rooms brings light and air deep into the house.
Accessibility is excellent. Amsterdam Zuid station is within cycling distance and offers fast connections to Schiphol, The Hague, and Utrecht, among other destinations. Tram 5 and bus 15 are also in the immediate vicinity. For motorists, the A10 ring road is just a few minutes away.
neighborhood guide
Mozartkade 1 is located in the southern part of Amsterdam-Zuid, on the edge of the Apollo area. This neighborhood is characterized by tranquility, space, and excellent accessibility. From home, Beatrixpark, Beethovenstraat, and the charming shops in De Pijp are within walking distance—each with its own character and amenities.
Parking facilities
Parking is usually available Immediately the door. The address falls within permit area Zuid 2.2, which also allows parking in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. There is currently no waiting list for this area. The cost of a resident's permit is €192.81 per six months. A second permit costs €482.03 per six months. (Source: Local authority , March 2025).
1072 AX Amsterdam
KID
Levy Byron, Joshua Styns, and Steven Mamahit started during the pandemic. The concept began as a pop-up and now has a permanent location on Ruysdaelkade. The menu has since expanded considerably. Chicken yakitori with kaffir lime and chillies. Chicken wings stuffed with shrimp tartare and a shiitake sauce. Roasted cabbage with fried onion and hollandaise sauce. And, of course, the now famous chicken sandwiches in all kinds of variations, such as Sichuan spiced fried chicken with pickles and garlic mayonnaise served on a sake kasu brioche bun. KID serves cocktails, beer, and a small selection of wines to accompany the food.
1072 SL Amsterdam
Boss bike
Sjefietshe is a cevicheria in the center of De Pijp, with a beautiful terrace offering plenty of space. For anyone unfamiliar with this delicious South American dish: the classic Peruvian appetizer consists of raw (white) fish that has been "cooked" in lime juice. The dish is served with chili, cilantro, red onion, and an ocean of lime. An overwhelming taste sensation and therefore difficult to match. Sjefietshe makes a good attempt and creates its own version with Amsterdam flair. In addition to ceviches with different types of fish, there is also the option to enjoy tasty bites, including the Sjefietshe special: their own invention, the 'hot dog octopus'. Enough reasons to stop by and decide for yourself whether the restaurant succeeds in transporting you to higher South American spheres!
1077 HM Amsterdam
Cafecito
Cafecito, a minimalist coffee shop, offers high-quality coffee from gleaming white machines. It is part of the Cafecito franchise, an Amsterdam-based coffee roastery that decided to open coffee shops to stimulate their own sales when sales to catering establishments stagnated during the pandemic. Cafecito already has three branches in Amsterdam and one in Rotterdam. Cafecito is a business reduced to its essence. You can drink top-quality coffee from white machines there.
1072 HP Amsterdam
En Japanese kitchen & Sake bar
En Japanese kitchen & Sake bar opened its doors in 2015. Chef Ken Osawa and Ryuji Ikemizu (restaurant manager), who previously worked at Yamazato, bring the original Japanese cuisine into view. Every month, chef Ken Osawa (born & raised in Hokkaido) creates a new menu in 3, 6 or 8 courses with attention to the seasons. Manager Ikemizu pairs these with the finest sakes. The sashimi and sushi are both of top quality and it is always beautifully served.
1071 TR Amsterdam
Café wildschut
Café Wildschut is located on Roelof Hartplein and is an ideal base for a drink. It is especially nice in the summer, as the terrace is sunny from early morning until evening. Because the café is located on a square, there is always activity. The café is housed in a monumental building of the Amsterdam School style and has a cosmopolitan interior with 1920s elements. It attracts a mixed crowd and has been a household name among Amsterdammers for decades. You can also come here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
1077 JJ Amsterdam
Et Claire
Et Claire is located on Beethoven Street. Et Claire arose from a love for the best viennoiserie, coffee, (ice) tea in combination with endless sweet and savory options. The motto at et Claire is ''ne vous contentez pas de moins'', which means that you should not settle for less.
1072 ET Amsterdam
Sora Sapporo
Sora Sapporo Ramen serves authentic Japanese ramen and other Asian dishes. The restaurant has two locations in Amsterdam, one of which is on Ceintuurbaan in De Pijp. The restaurant is known for its delicious noodles. These noodles are imported from Japan, where they specialize in preparing this product. The broth, which is part of the miso soup and tonkotsu shoyu ramen, is also worth trying. For those who prefer to enjoy a delicious bowl of noodles at home, Sora Sapporo Ramen also delivers.
1072 GE Amsterdam
Tapi'n Bowls
At Tapi 'n Bowls they offer Brazilian dishes with a modern young twist. The specialties are Tapiocas and exotic smoothie bowls. The smoothie bowls are served with more than 200 different kinds of fruits with different colors and flavors. The tapioca is a dish of cassava starch, which is very popular in the north of Brazil. The Tapioca has a crispy outside and is soft on the inside. It is also very healthy because it contains no gluten, fats, lactose or sugar.
1077 JK Amsterdam
Wine Bar QV
At Winebar QV you can basically spend the whole day as if you were in Italy. You start with an Italian espresso, have lunch with a hot meal and end with a good glass of wine with an Italian aperitivo. It is cozy and stylishly decorated and you can sit on the high stools at the bar, at the lower tables or on the small terrace.
1072 GG Amsterdam
Ikkoku
At Ikkoku izakaya, they serve individual traditional and almost niche izakaya dishes with their own take on sake, wine and cocktail pairing. The two owners started Sushi Fanatics during covid in 2020 and then opened omakase shigure. Ikkoku is a new challenge as they delve even deeper into the niche and unknown world of Japanese cuisine. The individual à-la-carte dishes range from truly traditional izakaya dishes to Japanese dishes that you don't often encounter in Europe,
1071 BG Amsterdam
Brasserie van Baerle
The French brasserie van Baerle has become an indispensable part of the Amsterdam cityscape. With a lifespan of 41 years in Amsterdam-Zuid, it is a familiar place. The compact lunch and dinner menu consists of classic dishes from the predominantly French brasserie cuisine and innovative contemporary dishes. In season there are always oysters, asparagus and lobster. In addition to à la carte, there is a changing 3-course choice menu for both lunch and dinner that has been awarded a 'BIB Gourmand' annually by Michelin since 2010. Grootspraak, the restaurant guide for wine lovers, has ranked Brasserie van Baerle as one of the best 'wine restaurants' in Amsterdam for years.
1071 WZ Amsterdam
Breadwinner Too
Breadwinner Bagels was founded by Jon Fairclough, who translated his love of artisan baking into hand-rolled sourdough bagels with his own signature. What started in the Jordaan neighborhood grew into a beloved concept with multiple locations, including this branch in De Pijp. The kitchen focuses on natural ingredients and bagels baked fresh daily, combined with creative and classic toppings.
1071 DT Amsterdam
Café Loetje
In 1977, Café Loetje was established as a billiards café by Ludwig 'Loetje' Klinkhamer, but it wasn't long before they traded the billiards for the tenderloin steak that was served. More than forty years later, Loetje is a huge chain, and the original 'Café' is a household name in Amsterdam. The tasty steak is served with homemade fries and fresh gravy - it's finger-licking good!
1072 LT Amsterdam
Bar Buuf
Bar Buuf was founded by Fleur van Olphen (in collaboration with the owner of Bar Dó), who grew up in Saigon and trained as a chef at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris before opening her own restaurant in Amsterdam. She deliberately chose a name that was homely and accessible, as a counterpart to the many French bistros in the city. The cuisine has a French foundation, with room for influences from other countries thanks to an international team and a menu that changes with the seasons. Fleur likes to be close to her guests and built Bar Buuf as a place where hospitality is a given, from a carafe of water to a basket of bread at no extra charge. Bar Buuf is also open for a simple lunch.
1072 EW Amsterdam
Kafé Kontrast
Kafé Kontrast was born out of a love for the uncomplicated. They are inspired by their Scandinavian roots and the charm of cafes in Southeast Asia. The essence is to create a space where people can eat, drink and just be themselves. On weekdays they offer dinner and on weekends they serve brunch.
1072 LT Amsterdam
Brittons bakery
In 2016, Heather Brittons opened a cozy baking studio in Amsterdam. Specializing in American/Canadian pastries, where quality comes first. Each batter is carefully tasted before going into the oven. The permanent menu is regularly revised with small adjustments for an even better taste and appearance. Brittons stands for craftsmanship, with recipes that have been passed down for decades, such as "Grandma's Carrot Cake". High-quality ingredients, including organic eggs from the MiniRondeel care farm and homemade vanilla extract with Madagascar bourbon vanilla beans from Vanilla Venture, make Brittons' pastries irresistible.
1078 GM Amsterdam
Venice ICE
At Venice they have traditional Italian ice cream. It is mostly Italian people who scoop the ice cream and you can tell by their charming accent and their friendly smile. The ice cream is homemade and they have many different flavors and delicious whipped cream. The interior is authentically Italian with plenty of seating inside. In the summer there are tables and chairs outside on the terrace to eat your ice cream in peace.
1078 GG Amsterdam
Vinnies
At Vinnies it's all about good and honest food. This restaurant also serves all-day breakfast and lunch. For example, you can choose from tasty sandwiches, egg dishes and even Moroccan couscous or lentil soup. If you prefer to come for a drink, Vinnies is also the right place; they make delicious coffee and also prepare the most beautiful juices and cocktails for you. Would you rather have lunch delivered? No problem: Vinnies also provides catering and has its own take-away lunch menu.
1072 CT Amsterdam
Sababa
The owner of Sababa wanted good, perfect falafel. They started trying out different combinations, tasting products, and that's how their perfect falafel sandwich was created. Inspired by Israeli cuisine, great for a quick bite or an extensive meal with a beer.
1072 SN Amsterdam
Galerie Fleur & Wouter
Galerie Fleur & Wouter was founded in 2019 by Fleur Feringa and Wouter van Herwaarden. The gallery's mission is to involve young people in art, familiarize them with galleries, and encourage them to collect art. This accessible and inclusive philosophy is reflected in all activities. They strive for understandable communication and clear stories.
1072 SN Amsterdam
GoMulan Gallery
In 2018, GoMulan Gallery opened its doors as a pop-up gallery, founded by Mulan Go (1998). Just three months later, the gallery established itself permanently as an artistic space. The main goal of this gallery is to provide a platform for emerging artists. The gallery shows both emerging talents and established artists, creating a strong substantive bridge between different generations.
1077 HN Amsterdam
Hergo Butcher Shop
Hergo Butcher's is Amsterdam's meat specialist. Back in 1930, Mr. Cantor, a German sausage maker, and his wife, who came from an Amsterdam butcher's family, started their butcher's shop selling typical German sausage specialties. With the motto "The butcher with a chef's hat," Hergo has grown to four different locations and has become an integral part of Amsterdam's streetscape. With hunting sausage, hausmacher, beef sausage, corned beef, and even a filet americain sandwich, Hergo distinguishes itself as a top-tier butcher shop.
1071 AR Amsterdam
Renzo's Delicatessen
Renzo’s Delicatessen is all about homemade, culinary and Italian products. All dishes are made fresh here every day. In addition to Renzo’s classics, there is also a varied menu. For some, Renzo’s is a neighborhood store and for others a place to have lunch or dinner. You can also go there for groceries, an Italian take-away menu or a sandwich. And especially the Dino sandwich: ground beef or warm chicken thighs with the infamous dinosaus, sun mayo, arugula and sun-dried tomatoes.
1072 TN Amsterdam
Juki Amsterdam
JUKI Amsterdam is an ode to design with character. In the showroom in De Pijp, you'll find iconic vintage furniture, lighting and objects – each with a story. From Bauhaus to Memphis, lovingly selected and ready for a second life. JUKI Amsterdam offers its collection through the webshop, with a new drop every Thursday at 6:00 PM (CET). The showroom in De Pijp is open by appointment and every Saturday from 12:00 to 6:00 PM.
